My Favorite Dr Seuss Book/Character by Molly Hupcey Marnella

Dominic

2024-09-11 12:54:43 UTC

My favorite Dr. Seuss book is Fox In Socks because of the funny tongue twisters and plot. It can be used in a classroom to help children with speaking/reading because of the tongue twisters while also having fun.

Anna

2024-09-11 12:54:52 UTC

The Sneetches was my favorite book. I just remember how fun I thought it was and the characters looked so interesting to me. You could use this book to teach students about including everyone and to make sure we are kind to all.

favorite book

2024-09-11 12:54:58 UTC

my favorite book from Dr. Seuss was one fish two fish red fish blue fish. I always read this book as a child. my favorite character is the Lorax though.

Bella Ramirez

2024-09-11 12:55:09 UTC

My favorite Dr. Seuss character is The Cat in the Hat. The Cat in the Hat is my favorite character because he is always happy and encouraging in most of the books. I could show my students this character by reading the books that involves him in certain situations to allow kids to feel happy and excited for school.

camila

2024-09-11 12:55:19 UTC

My favorite doctor suess book is Green Eggs and Ham because I have a friend named Sam and I think it’s silly to always ask her if she likes green eggs and ham. A way to use this in the classroom is to make green eggs and ham together in the class and eat it while reading the book :)

Hannah Laincz

2024-09-11 12:55:28 UTC

My favorite Dr. Suess character is Horton from "Horton Hears a Who". I like this character because I remember reading this book when I was younger, and then watching the movie with my family. It became one of my favorite movies and I still think it is a good movie to this day. I could use this in the classroom by doing a craft with colors and pom-poms of the trees from this book.

My Favorite Dr. Seuss Book and Character - Tayla Miller

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Gabby Brosius

2024-09-11 12:55:43 UTC

My favorite Dr. Seuss character is the Grinch because I love Christmas. I possibly would not be able to use it in the classroom because of certain practices children might follow. But if it is possible I would use it before Christmas break.

Angelina Kupsho

2024-09-11 12:55:46 UTC

My favorite Dr Seuss book is Green Eggs and Ham because my sister and I would always read it and we had the movie. I would use this in the classroom by making green eggs and ham. I remember my school in Kindergarten made it.

Kaitlyn R.

2024-09-11 12:56:10 UTC

My favorite Dr. Seuss is Oh, the Places You'll Go because the pictures are colorful and engaging and the storyline is good for children to understand. I know this book is longer, so it takes more time to read, but it was always my personal favorite to read from Dr. Seuss. I can use this book in a classroom because I could do an activity with students on the places mentioned in the book.

Abby Daukaus

2024-09-11 12:56:41 UTC

a. My favorite book is the Footbook.

b. I remember always reading it with my mom before bed, One of the first books I began reading on my own was the Dr. Suess series.

c. I can use it in the classroom by having it as a easy free read on the shelf.

My favorite character would have to be the lorax.

Megan Carroll

2024-09-11 12:56:51 UTC

My favorite Dr. Duess book is Oh the Places You'll Go. I liked this book because it was read to me a lot as a kid and I just always loved all of the colorful illustrations in it. I can use this in a classroom by reading it to my class at the end of the year when they are about to move up into the next grade level as some words of encouragement for them!

Cassie Spock

2024-09-11 12:56:54 UTC

My favorite book from Dr. Seuss is One fish two fish red fish blue fish because it was a book I read a lot as a child. I think it is funny and could be used in the classroom to help kids with rhyming as well as provide a brain break if needed.

Sydney Vaubel

2024-09-11 12:57:07 UTC

My favorite Dr.Seuss book was Fox in Socks because it is just one I remember a lot from childhood.

I think it could be a good way to introduce tongue twisters with the classroom.

Emily Quinn

2024-09-11 12:57:08 UTC

My favorite Dr. Seuss book was How the Grinch Stole Christmas because every year my sisters and I would read it and watch the cartoon version of it, and then watch the Jim Carrey version. And it was always a good time and good memories. I can use it in the classroom before the holiday break and it can teach the lessons on how it is not nice to steal and maybe feelings of guilt.

Zach Stump

2024-09-11 12:57:18 UTC

My favorite Dr. Seuss book is personally the Lorax. The Lorax is my favorite because he cares about the environment and wants to save the trees. He is a little bossy but for all of the good reasons. I think I could read this book on Earth Day for my students to help them understand the importance of our planet.

Kayleigh Fisher

2024-09-11 12:57:26 UTC

My favorite Dr. Seuss book is "One Fish, Two Fish, Three, Four, Five Fish!" This is my favorite book because I always remember reading it when I was younger and doing fun activities. I can use it in the classroom by helping the kids learn how to count and showing them a variety of fish.

gabby berger

2024-09-11 12:57:33 UTC

My favorite Dr. Seuss book is The Lorax. When I was young, I always liked that he fought for the trees and I thought the Lorax was funny looking so it drew me to the book. I could use this book possibly on Earth Day or a day about the environment to show children how important each part of our ecosystem is.

Jacquie Somerville

2024-09-11 12:57:54 UTC

My favorite book from Dr. Seuss is Ten apples up on top because it isn't as widely know as some of his other more famous books but it was one of the ones read most to me as a kid. Use it to teach the kids about sharing and working together

Tori Watkins

2024-09-11 12:58:03 UTC

Mr favorite Dr Suess character is Sally from the Cat in the Hat because she was always big on following directions. As a child, I think that it is important to learn to follow directions early in order for you to be rewarded for things you want.

Mackenzie Masker

2024-09-11 12:58:10 UTC

My favorite Dr. Seuss book is Green Eggs and Ham because I always remember doing fun activity with this book in school. I can use this in the classroom by reading this book to the class and then having the students craft their own green eggs and ham.

Becca Holzerman

2024-09-11 12:58:23 UTC

My favorite Dr. Seuss book is Green Eggs and Ham. I like this book mainly because it is very memorable from my childhood and I like the rhymes. I think this could be used in a classroom to teach kids about rhyming. It could also be used to teach kids about sequencing of a story. I think that the lesson from this story could also be used in a classroom which was to try new things and don't make up your mind before trying something.

Abigail Marusak

amarusak2 — 2024-09-11 12:58:50 UTC

My favorite Dr Seuss book is green eggs and ham. This is because the books fun and engaging. I remember as a kid having green eggs in school during Dr Seuss week. In the classroom I think this book would be very engaging and you can use it in the classroom by doing the same activity with the eggs and Dr Seuss week I think something kids will remember. You can also teach rhymes.

Favorite Character

2024-09-11 12:59:22 UTC

My favorite Character is Max because I always thought that the one reindeer antler was funny. I also like Max because he is the good guy of the team.

Brooke Johnson

2024-09-11 12:59:30 UTC

My favorite Dr.Seuss book would be "one fish two fish red fish blue fish". I would chose this book because I remember reading it a lot when I was younger, and it was a book that I would go back to. I could see using it in the classroom as a book to read after recess and lunch to calm down.

Kelly Boyle

2024-09-11 13:01:17 UTC

My favorite Dr. Suess book is "How The Grinch Stole Christmas." This has always been a favorite around Christmas time and my mom used to read this book to my sister and I around that time. Even though I'm older now I would still read this book around Christmas time.

Erin Leight

2024-09-11 13:02:51 UTC

My favorite Dr. Seuss book is One Fish, Two Fish, Red Fish, Blue Fish. This one is my favorite because I remember reading it a lot as a kid and I could easily recite the words from memory when I was younger. I could use this in my classroom because it could introduce a lesson about rhythming. It could also be used as a math lesson and you could demonstrate adding the fish as it's read to the class.